Re: Little Lanelei, was Danelectro Spring King Reverb

[Grbullets2@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 1/2/2003 8:07:56 PM Eastern Standard Time, dlj@xxxxxx 
writes:


> 
> 
> I recently picked up a similar item- the Little Lanelei reverb pedal.  It 
> is a
> solid state analog device with a three spring reverb in a 9 x 4 in sturdy 
> metal
> enclosure.  It has gain and mix controls, 9 V battery or adapter powered, a
> separate on/off pedal and has true bypass when off.  It sounds like a spring
> reverb-nice!   Harp tone is nicely preserved, unlike with other pedals I 
> have
> tried that dropped the bottom and sounded processed/harsh.  I just got it 
> but I
> am impressed so far.  New cost is around $200 and they seem to go for about 
> $125
> on ebay.  Pedal is US made by a company called Soundworks which has some 
> other
> innovative products.
> 
> Jim R
> 
> 
> >
> > - ----- Original Message -----
> > From: Alec Drachman <alec@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> > To: <harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx>
> > Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 8:27 AM
> > Subject: Danelectro Spring King Reverb
> >
> >
> >>
> >> Has anyone tried this new pedal? It sounds from the add like it's an 
> actual
> >> spring reverb in a fairly small stomp box. Sounds too good to be true for
> >> $149. It probably is.
> >>
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> If you guys want an awsome effects box for harp,get your hands on a Boss 
> AD-3.It has a reverb that is as close to a spring as a digital can get,a 
> 2X2 chorus,both fully adjustable from a touch to alot,it has a high and a 
> low end EQ setting,a gain controll,and an anti feedback circuit that you 
> can use on auto or set manually or you can use both at the same time.It has 
> 2 different preamp inputs,line and what they call a G-amp for a more 
> natural sound.This box seems to be little known in the harp world but 
> IMHO,its the best little gadget you can get for the cost of about $150.It's 
> about 6X6 in. so it fits nicely on tpo of any mid to larger amp.It operates 
> on 6 AA's or an optional 6 volt AC adapter.This is one little box you will 
> quickly fall in love with!..........Dave
> 
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